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finchisko
7y ago
how can universe be expanding faster than speed of light? general relativity doesn't apply here?
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finchisko
7y ago
MS turning Google owned guns, against them. But I shed no tear here. Browser wars are actually quite amazing battlefield to follow.
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finchisko
7y ago
Hard problems in crypto... :) Auto cert renewal.
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7y ago
I don't get one thing. Isn't CNAME also bad for "them". I mean with CNAME, they can serve adds, cookies ... from site subdomain, bypassing blockers. But how will they track users on different sites, like user vising webs
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finchisko
7y ago
What is the vscode hex extensions Scott is using?
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finchisko
7y ago
Sandboxie is much better tool then Windows Sandbox. Great to hear it will be open source.
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finchisko
7y ago
Why not inline such a critical resource directly in html? For css and js it would work just fine. And for fonts, I don't think they leak any private information.
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finchisko
7y ago
Please no for telemetry of such kind. How would you distribute such a list?
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7y ago
You don't need allowcache. You can do this already by serving script from domain under your control. The only potential problem is if attacker will also link same resource to your domain.
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7y ago
Not all shared resources are javascript. There are fonts and others too. Shared cache for fonts make sense to me even in 2019.
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7y ago
If you happen to download some resource on slow 3G, then all subsequent request will be slow?
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7y ago
Recently appeared here on HN. https://github.com/erebe/wstunnel
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finchisko
7y ago
Maybe because it's not open source, only free for personal use?
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finchisko
7y ago
I saw recently here on HN, post about guy tunneling wireguard udp traffic over some sort of tcp websocket proxy.
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finchisko
7y ago
It was basically his revenge to Adobe, which hesitated to migrate Photoshop to Intel processors, requiring user to run Photoshop in powerPC emulation mode (slow).
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7y ago
Considering it appeared on google webmaster blog, the argument about "Flash going to bed" is very childish and juvenile. When your son is not willing to go bed, you probably insists, because he will have problems with focus in sch
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7y ago
History repeats itself. We had Flash. It was amazing back then. After while, people realized that Flash is actually against core philosophy of web - easy information sharing. Flash sites were poorly indexed by search engines, power hungry a
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7y ago
I hope, that Google will not put pressure on Mozilla to do same thing - remove uBlock Origin from Firefox extensions, since they still have leverage on Mozilla - hefty amounts for being first in their search list. Not sure if Mozilla is abl
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7y ago
It's about time Mozilla to release FF with nightly macOS optimizations and I'm ready to switch on all platforms I use. I moved from Safari back to Chrome week ago, because Apple basically did same thing - killed uBlock in Safari 1
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7y ago
>If you need to travel long distances, there's little substitute for an airplane. the question if the distance you travel doesn't have substitute. like many business people travel just to meet, which has zero carbon alternative
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7y ago
Call me ecoterrorist, but hearing "flights are cheap", so we flight makes me angry. Flights should not supposed to be cheap. The whole industry contributes significantly to global warming for you to watch movies.
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7y ago
nope
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7y ago
>"I" is very counter to my self conception it'a because of human nature, ego and self-worth. It's hard to accept that "I" might have many siblings living in different branches.
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7y ago
Wondering, if it's possible to build "application firewall" on top of namespaces. Only thing I'm missing on Linux.
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7y ago
Recently I learned, that you can sideload apps on iOS too. Using tool cydia impactor.
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finchisko
7y ago
I thought this would be about implementing custom notification server and not using google's or apple's.
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7y ago
I have extensive (bad) experience with exFAT implemntation on other platforms than Windows. My external disk formatted as exFAT gets constantly corrupted (need fsck), when used on macOS and Linux. On Linux I use this Samsung's exfat-no
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7y ago
>And I don't care to hear these discussions about minutia related to it. and yet, here you are :D
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7y ago
>It's also not really accurate to say it's rendered twice Not sure if we're on same boat here :). By rendered twice I mean: Let's imagine we use React and some store management like redux. 1. Visit some SSR rendered s
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7y ago
Wondering, if there is flash memory friendly filesystem, that is actually not overwriting existing blocks until card is full, but write any changes to new memory cells, rather than overwriting existing ones. This is not a problem for device
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